Anna's Cubby Hole: Ramblings of a Cub Reporter
As a journalism student and intern, I've learned that life as a cub reporter is filled with "lessons" about life, being ignored and journalism. Being stuck in the cubby hole can be frustrating, but who knew clawing my way to the top would also be enjoyable?
Tag Archives: New York City
Hast the East Village Reached Developmental Capacity?
Posted by on June 30, 2011
New Census data shows that the East Village has reached its developmental capacity, forcing newcomers to replace existing residents in older buildings instead of moving into modern apartments. The Census reports that the number of occupied homes in the East Village has barely changed, though the neighborhood’s popularity has swelled in the last decade. As [...]
Social Media Manipulation: The Zombie Apocalypse
Posted by on May 19, 2011
With finals over and nothing to do but read my constantly updating Twitter, I was watching the trends in New York City. Among the usual crap about sports (I still don’t understand who Jason Giambi is) and random creepiness (#shemighthaveadick), I noticed that “Zombie Apocalypse” was also trending. Naturally, I clicked on the link, thinking it had something [...]
Tompkins Square: A Park Divided…on Cleanliness, Anyway
Posted by on March 4, 2011
Depending on the different sections of Tompkins Square Park, visitors are divided on its cleanliness, though a government report found a small drop in the percentage of parks deemed “acceptable” in overall cleanliness. Jeremy Flynn, 23, said that the dog run is always cleaner than the walkways in the park. “There’s a lot of trash,” [...]
